Fate/Apocrypha Anime (no spoilers)

[Rafflesiac]

Emotions, the love of the people, etc.

[SeiKeo]

Herself

[John D. Pliskin]

Emotions, the love of the people, etc.

Wait, we know Artoria discarded her "human feelings", but wasn't there still this "love of the people" on her part? Albeit a more removed, less personable kind of love?

Anyway, so if "[everything dropped by that person] / [the things father discarded]" are the human feelings that Mordred felt her father deprived of, are the feelings that Mordred "was just fine with picking up".... then what, was Mordred planning to pick them up and hold onto them for herself as she became a king? Or was she planning to follow up on that philosophy of what a king "should be" and, using the model of Artoria, pick them up and then promptly discard those "human feelings" herself?

When Mordred talked about easing the burden of kingship on her father, I was thinking she'd be willing to take on both the burden of kingship AND the emotional solitude that could come from it. ...But maybe, Mordred was not only wanting to relieve Artoria the burden of not just [kingship itself], but relieve Artoria of the notion of [what a king should be] and thus "show" Artoria a different way of being king? A way of being king that doesn't necessitate such solitude? Is that it?

Herself

what

[Reign]

The subs have Jeanne's mother call Jeanne "Janet." While I guess it's not truly wrong-- "Janet" and "Jeanette" (the name favored by APEX/UTW) both have the same origin as Jeanne-- wouldn't Jeannette be more fitting? The dub seems to pronounce it more like Jeannette than Janet anyway. (And not to mention, "Janet" gets me thinking of Janet Jackson.) Another little reminder that the Netflix subs should not be brought straight to BD~~

It's Jeannette for sure. That was her childhood nickname in real life, as she said in her trial.

[Laserman]

The only thing he's doing is showing me how much of a hassle subs can be.

[rockitten]

Wait, we know Artoria discarded her "human feelings", but wasn't there still this "love of the people" on her part? Albeit a more removed, less personable kind of love?

Anyway, so if "[everything dropped by that person] / [the things father discarded]" are the human feelings that Mordred felt her father deprived of, are the feelings that Mordred "was just fine with picking up".... then what, was Mordred planning to pick them up and hold onto them for herself as she became a king? Or was she planning to follow up on that philosophy of what a king "should be" and, using the model of Artoria, pick them up and then promptly discard those "human feelings" herself?

When Mordred talked about easing the burden of kingship on her father, I was thinking she'd be willing to take on both the burden of kingship AND the emotional solitude that could come from it. ...But maybe, Mordred was not only wanting to relieve Artoria the burden of not just [kingship itself], but relieve Artoria of the notion of [what a king should be] and thus "show" Artoria a different way of being king? A way of being king that doesn't necessitate such solitude? Is that it?

what

TBH, I think the Higashide didn't thought too much about it, he was just requested to created a saber-clone and had to be "no antagonist" for the sales. The same applies for many conflicting plot points on some characters.

Personally, I would say if Mo-san was a good kid, she just wants to prove herself by taking her dad's role, and do it better. But how to do it better? Well, without proper training, education or experiences, she probably didn't has a good clue. After all, she is mentally just 8 ~10 years old, what would your expect?

Or more likely, Mo-san was just a brat got real rebellious just because her dad didn't let her play with daddy's "toy".
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On the other hand, Artoria's game of "perfect king" aren't anywhere better her son, or saber alter's tyranny.

[Kromy]

Janet isn't french can confirm.

[asterism42]

Janet is about as French as Joan is.

[pandacmh]

Man at Arms made Jeanne's flag after their Arturia Excalibur build.

[Laserman]

They made her flag instead of her sword?

[Arashi_Leonhart]

It's almost as if she uses one way more than the other

[Laserman]

I'm just pointing it out.

[Altaris]

They should have made Clarent or Vasavi Shakti honestly. More challenging and actually would look pretty cool irl

[Laserman]

I agree.

[Reign]

I like how this came out, but yeah kind of plain. Yeah Clarent or Vasavi Shakti would be cool to see.

[Mattias]

I really enjoy that channel. It's cool to see them actually make some of the stupid weapon designs video games have, like the Virtuous Treaty from Nier they made a few weeks back. It's also neat to see how much work they put into these things even with all the automation they use, and how back in the middle ages all that stuff had to be done by hand by like three guys max in single shop.

[Keyne]

Vasavi Shakti you guys say? Dunno. Making that 10-meter-long spear'o'death wouldn't be such a good idea, considering the space inside their workshop. I'd rather see La Puchelle together with that flagpost.

[Wandering Swordwoman]

CLARENT.... BLOOODDD ARTHUUURRR

[Laserman]

Vasavi Shakti you guys say? Dunno. Making that 10-meter-long spear'o'death wouldn't be such a good idea, considering the space inside their workshop. I'd rather see La Puchelle together with that flagpost.

They could make it. I know they could.

[hayate]

Man at Arms made Jeanne's flag after their Arturia Excalibur build.

Ah, the guys who made the gunblade.

Nice to see them again in action.